Grand Blue: How to Get the Muggy Ball Sidearm in Roblox

The Muggy Ball is one of the few sidearms in Grand Blue that you cannot buy or pick up off a boss. It only exists if you build it, and both ingredients come from the same island, so the whole job is really one farming trip plus one visit to a crafting table.

Quick answer: Craft the Muggy Ball at the crafting table with 1x Gunpowder (dropped by the Buggy Boss in Clown Town) and 1x Clown Cannon Ball (a 2% drop from Clown Officers in Clown Town).

Muggy Ball crafting recipe and materials

The recipe is short, but the second ingredient is the bottleneck. Gunpowder is a boss drop you can plan around, while the Clown Cannon Ball lands at a 2% rate, so expect a long stretch of Clown Officer kills before it shows up.

Material	Amount	How you get it
Gunpowder	1x	Defeat the Buggy Boss in Clown Town
Clown Cannon Ball	1x	Farm Clown Officers in Clown Town (2% drop chance)

Player trading blows with a Corrupt Marine in Anchor Town while the Muggy Ball recipe is explained — Early Anchor Town combat against Corrupt Marines, before the trip to Clown Town for the two recipe materials. Image: Eternal Pose

How to sail from Anchor Town to Clown Town

Both drops sit on the same island, and you need a boat to reach it. The trip costs 50 Gold in total.

Spend some time raising your stats and skills before you leave. The difficulty climbs sharply between Anchor Town and Clown Town, and an under-levelled character will lose more time dying than farming.

Dialogue with Axe-Hand Logan open next to the A Voice in a Shell quest panel — Talking to an NPC with the “A Voice in a Shell” quest panel and Axe-Hand Logan dialogue on screen. Image: Eternal Pose

Head to the fishing docks in Anchor Town and follow the coast until you find the merchant standing near the water.

Running through town toward a glowing quest marker on the way to the docks — Running through town toward the highlighted “A Voice in a Shell” marker on the way to the coast. Image: Eternal Pose

Buy the rowboat for 50G, then sail out to Clown Town. Once you land, both the Buggy Boss and the Clown Officers are on this island, so you do not need to travel again until the crafting step.

Farming Gunpowder and the Clown Cannon Ball

Take the Buggy Boss first. It is a single fight, and clearing it hands over the Gunpowder half of the recipe. With that secured, the rest of the grind is just Clown Officers on repeat.

Player mid-attack on an enemy with the Talk to Officer Graves objective in the quest tracker — Mid-fight with the quest tracker showing the “Talk to Officer Graves” objective. Image: Eternal Pose

The Clown Cannon Ball drops at 2%, so plan for roughly fifty kills on average and treat anything faster as luck. Killing them while a quest is active in the same area keeps the trip from feeling wasted.

Note: Clown Officers and the Buggy Boss use the same explosive throw you are farming for. Expect to eat a few detonations and ragdoll knockdowns during the grind, and keep your distance when one of them winds up.

Crafting the Muggy Ball and confirming it worked

Return to the Blacksmith at Anchor Port and walk up to the crafting table.

Open the table’s recipe list. Every recipe you have learned and unlocked appears here, with the exception of cooking recipes, which are handled elsewhere.

Select the Muggy Ball and confirm the craft. It consumes both materials at once, so a failed attempt almost always means one of the two is missing from your inventory.

You will know it worked when the Muggy Ball appears in your inventory and can be slotted into the secondary weapon slot. Sidearms occupy that slot instead of your primary weapon and carry exactly one skill each, so if the item equips and a single new ability shows up on your bar, the craft went through.

What the Muggy Ball Throw skill does

Muggy Ball Throw is a cannonball lob that tracks your mouse cursor, so you aim it by pointing rather than by facing. On contact it detonates, deals area damage, and ragdolls whatever it hits, which buys you a few seconds of free movement against a group.

Like other weapons and skills in Grand Blue, both the sidearm and its skill gain levels the more you use them in combat, so the throw gets stronger as you keep it equipped rather than sitting on it for emergencies.

The whole build comes down to one boss kill and a patient stretch of Clown Officer farming, and the only real risk is showing up in Clown Town underpowered. Level up first, bank the Gunpowder early, and the 2% drop is the only thing left between you and an explosive secondary.

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